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Victim of Tipperary shooting named as Shane Rossiter

Gardaí are continuing their investigations into the 30-year-old’s death but are not disclosing the results of a post-mortem examination for “operational reasons”.

THE VICTIM OF a fatal shooting in Co Tipperary has been named as 30-year-old Shane Rossiter.

Gardaí have confirmed that the shooting happened at around 6.45am in the Tipperary village of Golden on Wednesday.

He was taken to South Tipperary General Hospital in Clonmel where he was later pronounced dead.

A post-mortem examination has been concluded but Gardaí the results are not being disclosed for “operational reasons”.

No arrests have been made at this stage.

Investigations are ongoing.

An appeal has been issued for anyone with any information about the incident to contact Gardaí at Tipperary Town on 062 80670, the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.

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    Apr 26th 2012, 4:17 PM

    And dump its financial crap on the taxpayer. But oh no we couldnt have mortgage write downs for regular home owners. The cost of this alone would probably give back financial control to thousands of people who made much less investment error than the so called professionals.

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    Apr 26th 2012, 9:51 PM

    Exactly ! How much will this buy out cost us this time ?

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    Apr 26th 2012, 4:25 PM

    Hopefully they now reduce their SVR by 1.5-2% so that I can spend some of my hard earned cash on myself and family

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    Apr 26th 2012, 4:49 PM

    Hopefully the PTSB will now lower their disgraceful SVR to the same amount as the other state owned bank AIB.. this bank has got some amount of help from the government its the least they could do for us…

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    Apr 26th 2012, 5:09 PM

    It’s a nice thought, but in reality PTSB don’t give a flying f€ck about the mortgage customers being screwed on their SVR and neither do the government.
    I’d love to be proven wrong on this but I won’t be holding my breath and I say that as one of those customers.

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    Apr 26th 2012, 5:12 PM

    So will the Government do the same for me? Take my debts, leave me with my assets and money and I can live happy ever after?

    How worst off could we be if we just left these banks which are no different than any business, go under?

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    Apr 26th 2012, 7:00 PM

    Move the trackers to IBRC or the “formerly known as Anglo” bank .. The same bank FG said they’d disband if we voted them in. Will they reduce the SVR now as it was kept high to pay for the costly trackers. Will it be trackers which are 0.5% -1% above ECB rate and still performing or just those in arrears? Either way the taxpayer is straddled with the burden while the bank can massage its books to look profitable.

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